Polyfill install
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Polyfill install
I found what to use where to get it how much but do not understand how you connect it to the back of the Speaker? I saw lots of pictures but do you have to trim it around the outside of the speaker housing? A little info would be great I also searched YouTube and found nothing.
Kris
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I found what to use where to get it how much but do not understand how you connect it to the back of the Speaker? I saw lots of pictures but do you have to trim it around the outside of the speaker housing? A little info would be great I also searched YouTube and found nothing.
Kris
Kris
fairing : cut 3 ~16 by 16" (48x16 fold upinto each other 2 times). Then just wrap it around the speaker and "tuck it in. it will stay put.
I believe for lowers and/or pods Nutz said not too much (1-2 layers?) and stuff it in the back like in a subwoofer (usually against the "bakc wall".
Hope this helps
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Kris - which speakers? fairing, lowers, pods?
fairing : cut 3 ~16 by 16" (48x16 fold upinto each other 2 times). Then just wrap it around the speaker and "tuck it in. it will stay put.
I believe for lowers and/or pods Nutz said not too much (1-2 layers?) and stuff it in the back like in a subwoofer (usually against the "bakc wall".
Hope this helps
fairing : cut 3 ~16 by 16" (48x16 fold upinto each other 2 times). Then just wrap it around the speaker and "tuck it in. it will stay put.
I believe for lowers and/or pods Nutz said not too much (1-2 layers?) and stuff it in the back like in a subwoofer (usually against the "bakc wall".
Hope this helps
Kris
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Oops forgot that part. BT 7.1s in the fairing. With that explanation the question is tuck them into what? I saw your pics and they are helpful but just don't get what keeps them on there? Doing lowers and rear pods too but that's a little easier to understand. Thanks for the advise.
Kris
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second pic is my bike with old SS amp in it - TOO MUCH poly there... only need 3 layers, that was as I can recall 5 layers.
no need to zip tie, it will stay put...
no need to zip tie, it will stay put...
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correction, 3rd is mine too lol...
that one has 3 layers. you can see the difference and "how to tuck in"
that one has 3 layers. you can see the difference and "how to tuck in"
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yes, Nutz and others here think so... poly makes the speaker think it is in a bigger enclosure... PF only dempens (sorry - not real english - got a brain fart) the sound (like sound absorption...).